GRIFFIN Nylon cord - Ø 0.5 mm - roll 400 m
The German brand GRIFFIN cord is made of braided colored nylon fibers with a diameter of 0.5 mm and a total length of about 400 m. The GRIFFIN nylon bead cord is made of first-class nylon with a polished soft and soft surface and a long life. It is very durable and easy to knot. Very suitable for the production of shamballa bracelets.
THE PRICE IS FOR 1 PC (ENTIRE 400 m)
GRIFFIN brand cord made of braided colored nylon fibers with a diameter of 0.5 mm and a total length of about 400 m. Nylon has a much shiny surface than classic cotton, the material is very smooth, pleasant to the touch, extremely strong in tension and does not endanger its tightening. rupture. Compared to other man-made fibers, nylon is only minimally elastic and stretches very little when stretched.
Nylon cords can be advantageously used similarly to classic sutašky and interspersed with beads, which can be used to make very original and elegant bracelets and necklaces (use as a classic shamballa string).
GRIFFIN nylon bead cord is made of first-class nylon with a polished soft and soft surface and long life. It is very durable and easy to knot. After tensioning the fibers, it retracts back to its original length, which allows you to create precise and permanent nodes. GRIFFIN nylon is extremely versatile and provides countless possibilities when designing jewelry.
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Data sheet
- Weight
- cca 2 g
- Material
- Nylon
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